Sentence examples for Without them present from inspiring English sources

Though not one of them has been called a suspect in the killing, several of the eight have retained lawyers and refused to speak to investigators without them present.

The researchers ran bot-detection algorithms and carefully removed all obvious bots, studying their patterns separately, then testing the data with and without them present.

But when they arrived at court the next morning and looked at the records, they saw Nabil had in fact been tried the day before, without them present.

However, they often rejected this because they did not trust that their loved one would receive the necessary care and monitoring without them present, especially if the respite service was outside of the home.

Self-employed are not Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad" - business owners whose businesses can operate without them being present.

Anecdotal reports suggest that some parents did not want their child to be treated without them being present, the parents may have had poor functional literacy which prevented them from understanding the written invitation to receive free transportation and dental treatment, or they already had a dental home for their child.

This year his parents were happy for him to go on a school camp without one of them present, but he would telephone them each night before he administered his insulin so they could check the amount of insulin he had drawn up according to his blood sugar levels.

The surfaces of pH-FET with the silicalite particles and without them are presented in Fig. 1.

"Certainly there is an emergency doctrine that allows you -- if you have taken somebody in custody who is a terrorist -- to continue to question them for a period of time without them being presented to a magistrate or being given the Miranda warning.

You are now entering Young, Zazeela and Choi's dream world, without them even being present.

This isn't about academic freedom, unless "Academic freedom" then apparently includes debating the human dignity, worth, and right to exist of minorities, without them actually being present while their fate is decided.